Visharad Process Mentor 1.1.0
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Visharad Software (more products...) |
| OS: | WinNT 3.x/NT 4.x/2000/XP |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$2300 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 33 MB |
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Visharad Process Mentor (VPM) simplifies and speeds up the generation of documentation of a business process and the content showing simulation of business process. It has the features to captures business processes, author content, and launch content. It captures a process running on PC and then generates contents. The content can be HTML file, Simulated Playback or Let Learner Try. HTML file documents process flow. It is best for any type of Business Documentation and Brochure making. You can then publish that tutorial on website or in CD/DVD. If you want to document what process was followed on a particular desktop during a given time interval, there is no need to manually type the document. It captures enough information to generate document and saves the information in a file. Whenever you want, Visharad Process Mentor will generate document for you from the captured information. Any time, you may use the product to launch the generated document. The document contains sentences showing the steps performed and the images showing the results of those steps. You may wish to create learning content that shows students how to perform some task in a software application or test student's ability in doing the task. Visharad Process Mentor makes this task very easy. There is no need to spend time and effort manually collecting images, typing instructions and arranging those. All you have to do is let Visharad Process Mentor capture your actions and you should perform the steps, which you want your students to learn. Whenever you want, you can ask Visharad Process Mentor to generate learning content from the captured information with just a few clicks. The learners can use Visharad Process Mentor to launch the learning content. The content contains step instructions, images showing the results of steps and mouse simulations showing how to perform the steps.
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